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War, revolution & society in the Rio de la Plata, 1808-1810 : [Book] : Thomas Kinder's narrative of a journey to Madeira, Montevideo and Buenos Aires / edited and with an introduction by Malyn Newitt.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford : Signal Books, 2010.Description: xi, 252 pages. : ill., maps ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 9781904955696 (paperback.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 982 .11 22
Other classification:
  • 982 .11
Summary: The year 2010 sees the official celebration of the bicentenary of the revolutions in the Ro de la Plata. This book contains the narrative that Thomas Kinder wrote of his voyage to that region in 1808-10 and of his stay in Madeira, Montevideo and Buenos Aires which has never been published nor, apparently, used by any historian. Thomas Kinder was an English banker who later featured among those who financed the new republic of Peru. His voyage to the Ro de la Plata followed the illfated British attempts to capture Buenos Aires in 1806-7. He obtained first hand information about the campaigns of Beresford and Whitelocke and became familiar with all the leading figures of the revolutionary period.
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Includes 'The diary of Thomas Kinder.'

The year 2010 sees the official celebration of the bicentenary of the revolutions in the Ro de la Plata. This book contains the narrative that Thomas Kinder wrote of his voyage to that region in 1808-10 and of his stay in Madeira, Montevideo and Buenos Aires which has never been published nor, apparently, used by any historian. Thomas Kinder was an English banker who later featured among those who financed the new republic of Peru. His voyage to the Ro de la Plata followed the illfated British attempts to capture Buenos Aires in 1806-7. He obtained first hand information about the campaigns of Beresford and Whitelocke and became familiar with all the leading figures of the revolutionary period.

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